Debated Southern Rail Route and Cincinnati’s Trade Link
A correspondent argues Cincinnati should back a direct southern rail connection via Chattanooga to tap cotton regions south of the Ohio Valley. He outlines a map of rail convergence, contends Nashville vs Chattanooga, and urges a route that keeps southern trade under Cincinnati control to rival Norfolk and engage Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama producers. He emphasizes navigable rivers, mineral regions, and the broad economic stakes for northern cities in shaping the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimeianati
Texes
Arkansas
Cincinnati
Southern Railroad
Knoxville
Nashville
Lebanon
Southern
Chattanooga
Leveis
North Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Mississippi
South Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf States
Chattapooga
Nashawa
Louisville
Roshieli
Carolinas
North
New York
Charleston
Brunswick
Pensacola
Chattanoogs. Org
Challacot
Shenandoah
Virginia
Middle Tennessee
Repwesky
Cumberland River
Tennessee
Cumberland
Cuisherland
Canessee
Alabama
Georgia
Cadia
Neshville
Chattagow
Point
Norfolk
North Point
Bee
Kare
Georgie Sad
Fragmented note hints at family loss and spirits in a river town
The fragment speaks of Broan and his son near death, a move after crossing a river, and Constantine Smith departing to Cincinnati in search of a nephew. It mentions a school in Reester eerie and mentions spirits, death, and beliefs about the afterlife influencing the living, with scattered references to locals and a district school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broan
Ievery
Constantine Smith
John
New
Sensible
Cincinnati
Reester Eerie
Davis
Citineth
Hell
Three Children Crushed Under Kell Log Fatal and Injuries
Fragments describe a deadly accident where a Kell log fell on three children in Chillicothe on May 15. One child died instantly, the others were injured as their mother rushed to help but could not stop the heavy timber.
Olive Logan On Theatrical Lape Managers Note
Olive Logan criticizes theater managers in a note to Tin. she denies plans for pro audience access. The piece questions performers about hair color and attire, implying provocative dress and brassy songs. The fragment hints at censorship and sensational publicity surrounding a risky performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Logan
Olive
Arin
Newport Brevet Lieutenant Joins Board of Examination
Brevet Lieutenant Sta James Ehoup son of a U.S. artillery officer requested a Board of Examination and was found fit for office after long and faithful service. The article notes a disability from his career. Also reports on Rev Granville Moody delivering a tenure at The Grace M Church, a crowded parish anniversary, and various local legal and social incidents including a court verdict and a horse-drawn wagon accident with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta James Ehoupson
Os Ae Cagiats
U.S. Artillery
Ombery
Iicom
Granville Moody
Hee Grace M . Church
Ouse
Mass Meeting Heads to City Hall Tonight in Covington
In Covington Col 8 T Wall is named an orator at the Once Mass Meeting to be held in county Ky on the 23rd. A mass meeting will be held at City Hall tonight at 7 o'clock with addresses by Biel Musselman and Mr Lock. Also noted are market prices for spring chickens at 50 cents each and a petition to the Postmaster General to restore the letter system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Taliafero
Europe
Charles Pitton
Serena Dexideos
P. A. C. Kemn
Hhe Fen Cam
Vidson
Davidson
Pitton
Roexaway
Pete
Univer- Gorka
Ets Ly Malas
Stentins
Lewper
Sen
Tarek
T. Wall
County
Egypt
M. E
Biel Musselman
Mr. Lock
Washington
Er D. Farrand
Conmil
Callao
George R. Maxwell
The
Land Office For
Utah
Pe ¢. Bennett
Sanrancisco
A. W. Suett
Helem
San
J. K. Remon
Internal Revenue Office
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
New York
James Foster
Pasra
Whitelaw Reed
York
Ae Ook
Ae Ao
City National Bank
LeCai Lpren Kurep
Cleveland
Esterday
Grawp
Weseale
Toone Igsabente
Arran
Grand Duchess travels to France. Ruskin to Verona for frescoes
The Grand Duchess of Saxe-Weimar has journeyed to the south of France. Meanwhile Mr. Ruskin has gone to Verona to study frescoes for the Arundel Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duchess
Saxe-Weimar
France
Ruskin
Verona
Arundel Society
Loss of Life and Fire Damage in Dayton Blast
Fire causes losses exceeding two hundred thousand dollars with merchant Grover & Sewing Machine Company among insured losses. One o clock in the afternoon saw Woods & Weakly lose thirty thousand dollars, insured for eight thousand. Foreign news notes political agitation in France and unrest feared, with measures to prevent disorder and possible ministerial actions. Paris reports conspiracies involving MazOm, Kossuth, and others with Serrano at its head, plus riots during the Prince of Wales visit and attempts to burn British barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Trea
Gan OO Woods
Grover & Sewing Machine Company
Isrens
France
Paris
Pays
Eet Coe
Latsie
Mazom
Kossuth
Marshal Serrano
Manes Bees
Nias
Inmsap
Vnk
Prince of Wales
Mismount
Lorez Sraueeim
Fire losses itemized across businesses total in city
The report lists insured amounts for various properties including Black & Fox at 16000, Lange's billiard rooms at 9000, Sandmeier's grocery at 5000, J Schwab at 5000, Joss at 10000, and Augustus Kulan at 10000. The total loss is about 235000 with 143000 insured. The blaze is attributed to an incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black & Fox
Lange
Sandmeier
Tom
J. Schwab
Stan Joss
Augustus Kulan
Foe
Reform in mail system prompts trains for deliveries
A Washington Post report indicates a reform in mail preparation to enable trains for faster transit. Treasury orders customs force reduction. Irish Republican Association threatens racial pressure in the upcoming general election.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elem
Congress
Delano
South Carolina
Colorado
Colwdio
Ben Tee
Newport
Covington
Merchant
Foreign News
General American News
Aonte
Montevideo
James St
Jone
John Maybold
Newark
Colfax
Indianapolis
Ial
Judge Purcell
Orphan's
COAL
G. W. C. Johnston
N. FE
Ot Water & Ma
Rankin's Watch
N. B
Burnet House
Pearl Street
Plum Street
Architectural Iron Works
Main Street
6Th
Galt
Gents’ Furnisher
Robert Leslie
Rnisher
N. W
Fourth & Race Sts
A. C. Brown
Peewee Eed
Sts
MAPS
Cortlandt Street
Hand, Whitehouse & Co
Anufacturers OF
West Fifth Street
Deane & CO
Water Street
N. E Corner
Buckeye State Fire and Insurance Company
Pub Landing
Bet
Main and Sycamore
Prather
Stirbav NO. W
Vice Press
Tanac C. Patias
James DiLlasy
A. H. Bridgman
Tos. C. Warn
Ware — Attorneys and
G & W. Cor
Waremt
Wricht
Cunselors At Law
Cincin
Franklin
Allison, Smith & J & Johnson
Wath Poudnery T
Aes
Geyes
TIMES
Roude
Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co
West Fourth Street
Post Office Bulletin
A. M
Nartagmee
Madison
Ind
Seememen
Jon Hou
Roamans Ee
Eaeiae
M. O
Balt . c. Rv Mass
Connew
York City
United States
Ou Weliers
Canada
Ea Ae
MATS
Ape
Be “Earth St
Ginginnati
Ohio
Nes
Freeman
L. PF
Confectioners
J.C. Dexter
Cincinmati
L. A. Savill
Eimai
D. J. Decamp
Carpenter & Builder
George St
ATS
Walnut St
L. A. Green &C
New York Stock Exchange
Rene Ee
P. G Booney
James Hinnan & Co
Queen Queen City Copper W Works
Jon. B. Morris
aTcuEs
cLocms
Ss Jewerer
Theo. Bumiller
Cc. Sande Wholesale Dealem
Wien
Kentucky Improvement Co
H.W. Bare
Gen Agia Ge LL
Geo. McGregor
Locksmith & Bell-hanger
Race Street
James KK. Wilson
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